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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-12-31
FACTS YOU CAN BET ON.

That the eldest and largest tobacco factory ." the
sporla is in Jersey City, N. J.
That this factory makes the popular and world
famed Climax Plug, the acknowledged stand
ard for first-class chewing tobacco.
That this factory was established long ago as
100.
That last year 1886 it made and sold the enormous
quantity of 27,o8a,sSo lbs or fourteen thou
sand tons of tobacco.
That this was than one-seventh of all the to-
stbacco made in the United States notwith-
standing that there goo factories at work.
That in the last al years this factory has helped
support the United States Government to the
extent of over Forty-four million seven hun
bred thousand dollars ($44,7oo,o oo.ool paid
into the U. S. Treasury in Internal Revenue
Taxes.
That the pay-roH of this factory is about rooo,-
10000 per year or S2o,ooo.oo per week.
That this factory employs about $500 operatives.
That this factory makes such wonderfully good
chew in Climax Plug that many other factories
| have tried to initiate it in vain, and in despair
now try to attract custom by offering larger
| pieces of inferior goods for the same price.
That this factory nevertheless continues to increase
| its business every year.
That this factory belongs to and is operated by
Yours, very truly,
P. LORILLARD & co.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-12-31
NOTICE To LIEN HOLDERS,
TN THE DISTRICT COURT of the
L State of Nevada, Lyon County.
GEORGE FOOTE,
Plaintiff,
VS..

PIhInlln,
VS..
JACOB KLEIN,
Defendant,
Notice is hereby given to all persons holding or
claiming liens against the property hereinafter de-
scribet-upder and by virtue of the Act eff the
Legislature of the State Of Nevada, entitled, IAN
Act to Secure Liens to Mechanics and others, and
o repeal all other Acts In relation thereto" So.
proved darch I'd, 1875 to be and appear before tn
District Court in the Court Koom thereof at Day
ton, Lyon County. the 12th day of January 1888,
at 10 clock A ". of saio day. then and there to
exhibit proof OF their said liens. The plaintiff
above named has commenced suit against the de-
PENDANT above named to forecIose . Mech anic's
lien for the OF $523. upon that certain Quartz
Mill, and the lands upon which the same are stu
ated known and called the ''Welter Mill" situate
in the Palmyra Mining District, Lyon County. Ne :
vads. GE JRGE FOOTE, Plaintiff.
Dayton Dec 9th, 1887.
IA. STEPHENS,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-12-31
LAND NOTICE.
U. S. LAND OFFICE

U. S. LAND OFFICE
CARSON CITY, New,
December 22d 1872
Complaint having been entered at this office
by George W. Knierim against Thomas w. Nor
cross for abandoning Timber Culture Entry,
No. g. dated August 18TH 1879, upon the lots ]
and of NE14 See. l, TIP. IL N, K. Is E, Lot OF
NW14 Sec. 6, Up. II N, r. 26 f, and Lot A of SW1
Sec. 81, Tp ID n R. 26 E, in Lyon county, state
of Nevada with a view to the cancellation OF
said entry: the said parties are hereby sum
moned to appear at this office on the 18th day OF
February, 1888, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment. o. H. GALLUP, Register.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-12-31

UNKNOWN OWNER-1h acres
more or less of land east side of
Main st. adjoining James Dow
ney south 100 dollars. Green
field. ......-........... D w o "o
And You and each of you are hereby further mott.
fed that unless payment shall be made before said
day. the above described property will be sold on
MONDAY, JANUARY 10th, 1858.
at O'Clock P. NJ, to pay the aforesaid delinquent
taxes penalties and costs also that 10 per cent.
the amount Of said taxes and $500 per name
for advertising and 81 per name for Auditors GER
tcats will be collected in addition to the original
tax; also that said property is subject to redemp-
ton within six months from the date of such sale
by payment of all said sums with per cent. per
month from date of sale until paid.
j. A. KUNTOON Treasurer.
Dayton Nov. Goth, 1887.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-10-15
Advice to = Young Critic.

There is q Young critic on the Bos-
ton press who IS called upon 10 review
the greater part Of AL the books that
one important newspaper receives; and
as authors generally manage 10 ind
out who their judges in the press are.
the fact has spread abroad among them
that their work in thi, instance is be-
ing reviewed by Young man but late
ly out oi college. The other day an
elderly literary man met this young
critic and said 70 him:
Il suppose You won resent friend
" word about your book-reyi,Ning
from literary veteran, vii! you3'
-''Certa:nly not. y
well you are doing pretty well; but
your work i sadly immature. have
seen some particularly boyish criticisms
lately
Would YOU be willing to mention
some examples to help me to mend my
style"
.'Ccrtainly.'
And then the literary veteran pro-
ceeded to name three particular book
notices as containing in every line the
evidence Of immature Judgment.
Il thank YOU very much" said tho
young critic, but the first criticism
You named was written by distin-
guished specialist in the department Of
!. learning Of which the book treated; the
second was the work of a pMfessor III
Harvard college; and the tiMy4 WAS
written by one IF the most eminent lit
/ 6
i Which. ina,much As it was the fact,
goes to prove that it is sometimes diff
/ cult TO ':locate' literary style ia an un-
signed newspaper article. - boston
/ Transcript.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-10-15
A Check In the Coffin.

There was a man who had great
business ability He wao jew. He
had not 4 cent. The last two state
memts do not at first sight appear TO
hitch; hut truth is stranger than fic-
tion. There was another man who
had the cent He was also a jew.
The centle>~ man with the ability was
the Kind Of thing the abilityle>o man
with the cent was looking for, They
made Il partnership. One thousand
dollars capital represented the .cented
partner. and the, ability the other
fellow: and the combination worked,
They made money. and made more
and more still, until one day the man
who had the capital died. You see
the firm was lucky If the fellow
with the business ability had died
TIE other fellow might have busted.
Thc partner who died first left all his
property to the living partner with
the prnviso that he should put the
original capital Of one thousand dol
lars in the coffin He wanted capital
Oh the other side, YOU see, and | sup
pose he thought that fellows with
bu-ine>, ability and no money were
just a. much in the majority there as
they are here.
'.You - and put it in the collin
the one thousand dollars. You can
afford it. and il Will make your mind
easy said the rabbi
The neAt time the rabbi met the
business man he found him very
happy.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-10-15
Bcnton's Departure from Congress.

Tn" close Of the session reminds
rr If the last night Of the Thirty
laird Cuugrrs, in the House of Repre-
IrDtrf,r-. The Senate sent over AS
aurldu~nt, to the Sundrv Civil APP
G.,ptIation BILL and it was ) o clock in
:u, morning before they were disposed
~. bl il committee Of conference. Mr..
isuu then asked whether it would be
IL. o,drr to have the restaurant ser
wants bring III breakfast. Let me
Qu,ud the question, said Mike W ulsh,
'+t having cocktails and whisky
punches introduced also. ~ A cOnver-
sanoual debate followed, during which
some yrry clever things were said and
a. last the Sergeant-at-Arms reported
aquurum present, Several bills were
then passed under a suspension of the
rules and during the taking Of the
Yeas and nay, the clerk called Mr..
Brutou's name, when that gentleman
appeared At the door of the main aisle
aad. protested, with violent gesticula-
tuu. against his name being called.
He aid he was an ex-member, and
'Iaat the session that day was a libel on
,Ar Sabbath Some confusion followed
taI, episode, when the Speaker pro
'ra., Mr. Orr, told the gentleman that
lr va, out Of order. Il am not \
. mrmb~r, sir growled Mr.. Benton.
"Ih.n, ' promptly retorted Mr.. Orr,
"at the gentleman is not a member,
.ar dnorkerp"r will put him out. y
Nj Benton djd'not say another word,
o4t taking the package jn which he
@2, tied mp the contents Of his desk,
BE- ott the House, thus. on March 4.
.,a", closing a Congressional career
TIA, hr had commenced in the Senate
o4 August O,lo2l.-Ben: Perley Pore.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-10-15
I be Lost Season.
Ia this the gentle eprfng

Ia this the gentle spring
OF which the poets sing
Or 10 4 but the hem "i winters tattered robe7
nd must We wait awhile
For APfII9 sunny smile,
And for the fresh mosquito aggravetfu1
probe
VI ioubt the plea SAINT davs,
The sun entIclug rays
Even the hlucrye's loud and most familiar
buzz.
BeCause we sadly know
That thce'. things can : he 80.
and the times are NOT d bit like what they
uscd - was.
Old fellows v no look back
Along the heightened track
May tell u iaIry tales Of sprng~ they used TO
know.
Those tales If then arr. true.
Help neither me nor YOU.
Who only -" our spring. Of alcct and slush
and snow.
Therefore we doubt the spring
And fpndIy do We cling
Ia worn but warm and heavy winter Overcoats,
And SOME OF us declare
That they can hardly dare
To trust the starting Of the Concy Island
Let winter have his reign.
" - shagp rheumatic pain.
And all di-comfDrts thut the frozen months
may bring:
But let him 20 his way
When hc has had his dav.
And 9iN" rs once again Ii good oldfashioned
spring.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-10-15

..I.. re~est trick on the road, " re-
'.-z..,.. "a drummer, lis pretty sleek
.... ! know bows who have made
-. ..-.. r.gars and drinks on it for
........ a..-as- You 20 INTO the bill
..... .ou Of the hotel, pick up cue,
..t ria practicing, You try some
t... -...-. OF course a lot 0f fellows
.a. ..-.r~ around 10 look on and make
-.....- .ad catch and spot the balls
t...... ad show YOU what the y can
.s...a ,ae stick In this. way you
.... ~, ,a easy terms with a humber
= ..a,g fellows. Then you inquire
l,r. ut tnrta has ever noticed the pc
......t. optical detlsion there is about
.ard r..bl", and proceed TO illustrate
... .,.aling two balls within few in
...-. /. other near the lower cush-
..n Sow fix your eyes on those two
.a.- ..,u ~ay ~ one of the bvstanders,
..a.. .uplotcIy around the table, all
~ '.:.., "lth>your gaze fixed on the
t...- ..t a. soon as you have com
.....,.s .ac circuit Of the table pick up
-. .......ud try 20 shoot this bali so as to
t'.t..-c. twp. The shot is5 such an
.4-..usr., aud the whole matter looks
-.. -!al,r that the bystander is quite
.,uts 'o drclar" his ability TO walk
....I III. table L dozen times, if nee
...-g.- and make the carrom after
a..a H., j, also ready to wager the
..-e- that Your optical deIusion'
a.a.H ..I5" him. Nhile he is walk
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-10-15

rsed because. like the father-in-Iaw Of
the strong man. samson. You have
gave the lofay bride 10 be the wife of
my friend"
The judge gazed ferociouslv at the
quintet before hisn; but the charming
central figure, ali sparkling tears and
rosy bushes. all JOY and fear. melted
his wrath ike snow before the sun.
so. madame, he began furiouslv.
YOU have had Your own way Bat
and he softened vi>ihly-'.it is
done. and We viii not quarrel about
il Come kiss your old grandfather.
Jars and disunion DO nSt bent Christ
mas Eve"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-10-15
SIZE HAD HER " AY.


" Judge, I'm afraid we can't ret on.
The horses can hardly founder
through the snow now The wheels
won I turn. and the roads get heavier
and heavier
We must 60 on. promised to
keep Christmas Eve at Lynde."
1T looks, sir, more as if we'd spend
it buried in the snow
1t would be no easier to return to
Mount Grav?'
II don't think we could return if
We tried, " said the driver
"Then 70 on, said the Judge, an
grily. ut only needs courage
"Sylvia, do YOU hear? We are
buried in the snow" shrieked Mis-
trrss Damon, bursting into sobs.
I'D rather be buried in the snow
than be taken to Lyndc to marry
man have never seem cries Sylvia,
bringing Il lovely pink face, cloudy
blue eyes, and rut1le of gold hair
out of the fur depths of her cloak.
1t is judgment on you for trying
to make 4 girl break her solemn
promise, and marry one man when she
loves anOther''
'SyNia, your language is scandal
ous-a young girl SD boldly asserting
her love for Il man, and demanding to
choose her own husband. The thing
is outrageous" shouts the Judge.
You think So, grandfather, because
you have lived all your life in France
| inb ,Th r,r,l honestly
good man, She should frankly say so.
love Roger North; and mind You,
won't marry Count Chanlieu. III
say No to him and No to the
minister
"And I'll say Yes for you; you
shall not marry Il beggar.'
Roger is no beggar. BY his art he
could gain all we need, and to me,
love is better than wealth.
'Chanlieu is the best man in the
world, son Of my dearest friend, my
bcnefactor, who saved my life and
fortune. In ten years. Sylvia, YOU
will thank me for the husband to
whom give You.
Not unless you give me Roger
North,'
"Sylvia, until now you have obeycd
me.
"Judge.' cried the driver. 1--WE
cannot get on; have lost the road
And SO, down the slopes of the
Blue Ridge. in fierce and sudden
snowstorm, bringing premature win
ter, the great coach Of Judge Baird,
wherein are the Judge, and pretty
Sylvia, and Mistress Damon half
nurse, half governess of the mother
less girl, cJmes TO grief.
The same terrible snowstorm piles
its great, soft flakes on the roof and
windows, and about the doors Of a
tiny cottage perched on one Of the
lower spurs Of the Ridge. Within q
fire hlales IN a wide chimney, and the
ruddv glow leaps over pictures on
eaStls, and pictures leaning against
the wall. q huge St. Bernard dog
lying an wolf-skin rug, and two
tall and strong Young Sa>on> stretched
in biz chairs.
One Saxon has shining. wavv
manr. Ike a lion : over his shoulders.
and blonde and curly side-whi> hi>ker>,
setting oil a very handsome f.t9e
gloomy and wrathful. The other
athlete i close->haytd. and has sug-
gr~tlun Of the clerical.
Il say, North. remarked h. Of the
clerical, I'VE are likely 10 be block
aided for month. never saw such
SHOW here before. You are doomed 10
/ r,3inf .,ll u-ipt,.r herr. =
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-10-15

Speaking u the ;rIumpls II German
surgery. writer posata out number
Il uea now waking around II the
eu4plr with only fractional par. Of
their digestive organs Some are-ge-
ierFed - Is oesGg ai.Aoa. 4 spleen. or
hasil o4t sIag.e kidney. o.Grrs !ack
= "a bladder att several metres q
3Ates,lles. ~ Lie tie {. AJAX - reacas{s
u the MAJ ~.ILe4I sioua2L,h
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-10-15
MISSING LINKS.


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al'9 !eF St.'2o-
Alexander Il, Coke. Jr., Of New York.
= said 10 ht the biggest man at 1ale,
h. weight being given a. 34l pounds,
The refusal II the Beechers TO use
Grape or to wear auy "heathenish"
black may have It's effect on society
mourning
Oahr, Hall. formerly Mavnr Of New
l1rA la. become 4 naturalized English
subject He SAYS he never expects -
see America again.
Slammed Ieather chairs for dining
room or library have reached a point
of elegance that causes some people 10
hesitate IA sit down Oh them.
Twenty n~tri.hcS ar. on their wav
from tn, cnInn, IF Natal. south Africs.
f. California. The, will be- placed on
th.. ostrich farm near Anaheltn.
~ ..,r.
n,,',.' ',,17.o ,ha head - ,rns..i w,,h
H. Co., ..,.l ,.l.. -, ar,icla f,r man
who expectorate. Is something new.
,r,..t.. NJ. p.l- ~. ,bE,
,..'t-,. $500. ,, - ,,.. ,n,.t
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-10-15

she ''tttH not iahe sath sttp, uAless
dfittu . extremity.
III" ipg Lifted his head and whined.
~No.th. | think heard q faint
sbout: the dog hears it, too.
Al>NortA opened the door sheltered by
tn li'-'r porch. about which the snow
va, piled high. He, too heard the
cry.
..les. Tatfori, it i cry for help
down oelow; Someone > lost in the
anow-
tome On to the rescue cried
the ReY. Mr., Iatford. leaping up with
joy, for he was IF aggressive make,
amt loved alike a tilt with the clements
or Theological foes.
II acre are some of my alpen>tocks
np IN the attic >at# North, and two
of fiF"e pans of sno"shors- hlie
gef thehr AFFORD, You pie the hre up.
anu sci the c"Hee-pot on the hearth,
anu h'n3 = pidllhfl /" meat All tio7e
Itefed now As 70 trousers and coats
mere we go L"ad ihe way 81,
bernard.
''Ir'' l" re- 'aiiie 'iie = i'' h'ip'
and then silence; the wind no longer
"'l '"o 'Pi'e'' up iioiii 'ie Naii'S
ne young men o'|ef5ti 70 "iueh
the field Of search, but the dogs IN
>unrt proved better 1hah tile men
rcao"t, attd the deep bay OF the 81.
betn' told ln7 masters ol MS IN
W Tatford and North came to-
~ethtr the dog had dug a slender,
.d.rl, ,irhly-1reS..1 yolInr fellow ont
"1 the snow IN winch he lay
9en>cl''>'.
WIN some rubbing ana shAhlng'
ana niue WINE poured o""h MS
throat, he paruallE reeoFtfed' anu
then, holding hlm between them they
set""t for the loaSe. but me -S'Fah
ger was unequal lot 'lie taoh' anu
Roger Nofth' gaIahllV taxing MN on
his back, finally reached the lodge,
GREATNESS ana exhausted ahH ialo
+ the rescued man on tie "oll-shlh
rug
n on chose poor Gay 10 Si'''v
nature sald lanoru, as lie ieo' an"
warmed, and dried the victim o1 The
storm.
! 'Oh, nature! 1t was not nature
But, as man OF heart-a gallant
man, | rode out from Lynde to meet
my hr Ie, who comes with her psre.
10 keen Noel-Cbristmas Won cal
him-with ~. dismount +, .rr,ng,
my saddle; mon cheral, he flies from
me, lose myself. v,naar honr..
cry. fall | perish. You, nv pre-
server, nv hero" he added turning t.
Sharp County record., 1887-06-23
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

MISSOURI gets sl4,746 Of the National
appropriations for militia aid.
| A TEy-YEAR-oLD son Of r s. Vivian OF
Kansas City, Mo-, is reported lost or kid
naped.
CORRESPONDENCE Of Secretary Bayard
and Minister West, regarding assisted
Irish immigration, has been made pubic
A CATHOLIC priest at Bodyke, Ireland,
on the 10Th, saved two officers from deatn
| at the hands of tenants they were eylct
| inc. and who had succeeded in disarming
the officers.
FAILURES the seven days ended the
10th in the United States were l4O, against
2O9 for the cores ponding week last year.
EBEy OLIVER, who jumped from tram
near Atchison, Kas, month ago, has
been found in the woods, crazy and al.
most dead.
No ANSWER has yet been made by the
Missouri Pacific railway TO charges made
| by st. Louis grocers before the helnter-State
| Commerce Commission.
DR.. MACKENZIE again examined the
German Crown Princes throat on tue
10th. His report on the malady, it is said,
was reassuring The Crown Prince Will
20 to London and be under DR.. Macken'
zies immediate care.
THE United States Supreme Court IS
said to have reached conclusion on the
telephone cases, and it is said to be ad.
verse to the vital principle OF the Bell
patent.
SEVERE shocks Of earthquake have oc-
Cured at Vernome, in TuIkestan. The
town was almost entirely destroyed. One
hundred and twenty persons were killed
and 125 were injured.
The Yacht Atalanta with Jay Gould on
board sailed from Fortress Monroe, Va,
on the 10TH i,
AT Annapolis, Md, on the evening OIL
the 10th, Secretary Whitney presented
each Of the forty-four Naval Academy
graduates with his diploma, commencing
with Cadet Stocker, the honor man.
JUDGE LAWRENCE, in the New York Su.
preme Court on the 10th, gave decision
in the test cases of the hotel keepers,
holding that they could not sell liquor to
their guests with meals on Sunday.
TIE Postmaster-General has issued an
order 10 the postm aster at Chicago to de-
liver no more registered letters to the
Chicago Farm Journal, and cash no more
money orders for it.
ACTING SURGEON GENERAL SToNER has
expressed the opinion that the yellow
fever at Key West is well under control,
and that there is not much danger Of its
spreading beyond its present limits.
IT is officially announced at Berlin that
Emperor William, in consequence of an
abdominal crsmp, has been confined to
his bed for the last few days. He is also
suffering from catarrhal irritation OF the
eyelids.
The extensive wire goods factory Of the
Fred J. Meyer Manufacturing Company,
at Covington, KY, was partially de-
strOyed by fire on the 10th. Loss, 10000;
covered by insurance.
Sharp County record., 1887-06-23
Accident at spuyten "

New York, June 1O.-A sIo,s IVY
tached TO the st. Louis eHp c1r,r
east on the New YORK U m
son River railroad, jumpea
Spuyten Duyvil this morn,"SS,r "Sre
the ties and rails for a nun !, a
feet, when the car turnea '' "
with the track and upset ~
sengers were lady shsA1Trs The )
one was slightly injurea' -, "a a |
were brought t. the Guy /"
arriving half an hour la'e, ,,.as |.
Mr.. James R. Davies m ,S Ia;
jured on the right arm on nj y
man, whose name couiG Gs,dIr
had his head and arm ,o T Hna
mated loss to railroad siO'
Sharp County record., 1887-06-23

THE monthly fire record places the
losses for May at sl0 636, 500. These fig-
ures are &, 800, 900 larger than the average
figures for May during the past twelve
years, and larger than those of May, 1886,
by s3,63s,50O. The total fire waste for the
Ave months Of 1887 amount to $5l, SS6, 800,
against ~, $50, 900 for the corresponding
period Of 1885. The losses do not include
forest fires.
Sharp County record., 1887-06-23

The reception TO Editor OBren at the
Hoffman House, New York, on the night
of the 7th, was brilliant affair. Leading
citizens united in the ovation thus ten
dered under the auspices Of the Irish Ma
tional League and the Hoffman House
committee Of the Irish parliamentary
fund. OBrien sailed for home on the
Adriatic on the 9Th.
Sharp County record., 1887-06-23

THE report is renewed that General
Sheridan has decided 10 recommend In
his annual report that Congress make an
appropriation for the holding OF an annual
National drill by the militia Of all the
States in Washington.
Sharp County record., 1887-06-23
Fined for Placing q Foreigner =,

BALTIMORE, Md, June IL, -,
can bark Rose Innez, oil fol"i .i
captain Warwick, was yes1s s,r
s4OO for having John Olsen, . ~
he capacity of second ma'0' 10 ri,
Norwegian, and has been ~ 'nl ID
hut three years, and is not i, n' ,
and was promoted from seantdrs llSirs
mate in violation of a law VILE ~ d
that no person, not a citizen o. o. !
states can be an officer Of an
vessel.
Sharp County record., 1887-06-23

EX-SENATOR E. H. ROLLINS has with
drawn from the senatorial canvass IN
New Hampshire, and will not be can d.
date in the caucus 1t is claimed that
majority Of his supporters will go to
Chandler.
Sharp County record., 1887-06-23

THE Secretary Of the Navy issued orders
on the 9TH for the vessels OF the North
Atlantic squadron 10 proceed TO New
Haven, Conn, for the purpose OF partici-
pating in the ceremonies incident to the
dedication Of the soldiers and sailors
monument at that city on the 18th inst
Sharp County record., 1887-06-23

TIE court m general term for the Dis
trict of Columbia decided on the 9th that
the act under which the Commissi oners
ordered the closing Of cigar stands, etc,
on Sunday was not valid, and the test
cases against g. W. Cochran and d.
Stamford were accordingly dismiss ed.